Can my children follow me if I marry a Danish person?

Forget about your children, even you yourself cannot get Danish citizenship right away. . . . . Generally, those who are married must first apply for a family reunion visa, and then apply for a visa every two years. When other conditions are met, they can then apply for other types of visas. Denmark is not a country of immigrants. It is relatively easy to obtain permanent residence through marriage, but it is basically difficult to obtain nationality.

As for children, the rule is that one of the parents must have a child with Danish nationality before he or she can apply for Danish citizenship. So of course the child you have with your Danish spouse can be a Danish citizen, but if you bring the child from China, you must first apply for a family reunion visa. In addition, it is easier to handle things if your child is under 18 or 12 years old. I can’t remember the exact age. You can find out by looking it up online.